
El Paso Restaurants Score Low in Health Inspections
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Health inspectors recently visited El Paso restaurants, with Grand China Buffet and Hong Da scoring low. Despite no closures, C-graded spots like Lis Cafe raised concerns. Standouts included Whataburger, McDonalds, and schools with perfect scores. Check online for the latest safety ratings before dining out.
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Health inspectors in El Paso hit restaurants hard from April 13th through 17th, and a couple Chinese spots barely scraped by. Grand China buffet on Baikal Boulevard pulled a 74 while Hongda on Restler Drive got 76. Passing is 70 or higher, anything under 60 means shut down. These checks cover El Paso, Anthony, Clint, Horizon City, Sakura, Vinton, and the county. Low scorers get time to fix issues before a follow-up visit, so one bad day doesn't tell the full story. Diners pay attention to these grades since they flag potential risks like dirty kitchens or bad food handling. No places close this round, but those sea grades from 70 to 79, like Lee's Cafe at 72, raise eyebrows for folks grabbing. Takeout. Plenty of standouts, too, with perfect 100s at spots like Waterburger, a McDonald's on Alameda, and several schools. Chains and bakeries dominated the A list from 90 to 99.
Next time you're out eating, peek at the latest scores online to play it safe and keep that meal tasting right. That's your update from El Paso News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.
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